Articles Tagged with ''IIJA''

Port projects in Washington, Oregon and Alaska received a combined total of $209.4 million in federal port development grants.

Projects are set to gain more funding opportunities under the U.S. infrastructure law as transit industry continues to receive record levels of investment

Wildlife crossings over major highways are growing in popularity as increasing evidence shows they are a cost-effective method to improve safety.

Washington received $97.7 million in RAISE grants for seven projects. Three projects each from Oregon and Alaska were also chosen for the program.

A total of eight California projects received $119.6 million in grants from the federal RAISE program. Two Hawaii projects received $49.8 million in funds.

States have received another injection of highway funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, with total funding for 2022 at $1.4B.

Twenty-eight estuary programs will evenly split the funds over five years for projects relating to water quality and extreme weather.

International Bridge Conference attendees discussed impacts of IIJA and technology, and delved into the state of Indiana's approach to projects.

More than eight months after the IIIJA took effect, the House panel tackled issues related to its implementation, including inflation pressures, growth of electric vehicles and reconnecting neighborhoods.